UMich Rad Onc And here is Dr. Lawrence with our chair, Ralph Weichselbaum.

University of Chicago Radiation Oncology UMich Rad Onc Ted Lawrence is a fantastic person and a wonderful scholar. Just an amazing human being. I should add our residence are great. They are absolutely terrific. I really enjoy them. Also I noticed I still have hair :-)

Facts and hopes in radioimmunotherapy of oligometastatic disease aacrjournals.org/clincancerres/… Excellent review by University of Chicago Radiation Oncology residents Daniel Huang and Connor Lynch Ralph Weichselbaum UChicagoCancerCenter

Excited to share our recent nature paper! nature.com/articles/s4158… Tremendous collaborative effort from UChicagoCancerCenter The University of Chicago University of Chicago Radiation Oncology Ralph Weichselbaum

🔥 Hot off the press: Ralph Weichselbaum, MD, and his team published a new study in nature demonstrating that high-dose radiation to primary tumors can unexpectedly promote tumor growth at metastatic sites. Ralph Weichselbaum Andras Piffko University of Chicago Radiation Oncology uchicagomedicine.org/forefront/canc…

Radiation-induced amphiregulin drives tumor metastasis nature Ralph Weichselbaum Andras Piffko Sean Pitroda, M.D. nature.com/articles/s4158…

Jason Beckta We need to be reminded that Ralph Weichselbaum and Dr. Sam Hellman UChicago Pritzker School of Medicine were the pioneers discovering the oligometastatic state and they have validated that and developed treatment approaches via highest quality science. At the end of the days, science reigns.

That is correct

Daniel E Spratt I completely agree. I’m come over my PSA slowly and I get six months. It’s crazy.

No one in the world respects us now.

Wen, Ralph Weichselbaum et al. review how YTHDF proteins regulate tumor responses to radiotherapy by modulating DNA repair & the immune microenvironment & discuss their potential as therapeutic targets to enhance the efficacy of radiotherapy & #immunotherapy hubs.la/Q03qTwbh0

Great work by great team very lucky

And of course, would not be possible without Laura and Chuan!

Thank you for posting Sean

Jacob I hope you and your family are safe. I see your work is going well! We will find a way to get together. I’m sure.

Check out our new perspective in Nature Genetics exploring the role of #aneuploidy in predicting outcomes following treatment w/ checkpoint inhibitors & opportunities for therapeutic interventions Sean Pitroda, M.D. Ralph Weichselbaum University of Chicago Radiation Oncology UChicagoCancerCenter nature.com/articles/s4158…

Awesome so proud

Interesting hypothesis

Congrats Ralph Weichselbaum and UChicago collaborators on an amazing paper in Science Advances! science.org/doi/10.1126/sc… UChicagoCancerCenter UChicago Medicine

Sean Pitroda, M.D. UChicagoCancerCenter UChicago Medicine Thank you, Sean. I hope everybody likes this title and paper better. Dr. Arina deserves awesome credit for this. She worked incredibly hard. Needless to say there will be a radiotherapy application to this coming.